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That guy in suite who suggested the barrack restaurant is always present at that spot even if you come next time you can find him there😅 I have met him when I was crossing the road exact same place🤣 you guys are sooperb..keep it up🫡
@kartik is right, you use underground crossings. You can even see in the video that you are standing right next to one and another one across the steet. You can see the escalators going down in the background when you were crossing the road.
Oh my goodness!! I m quite impressed by the way you people are crossing roads in India.. being an Indian, I think I will take 4 times more time to cross those busy roads. Awesome series!!
Before telling them to come here and there, India should think far, side, or for the long run. Because most of the tourist places had the same situation of price difference. Too difference between tickets with local and tourists. Every tourist coming here is not rich, so the India tourism sector should have some balance charges. India is growing face, so don't break that down. If India needs tourists like him, then we should respect their budgets.
It's good to see you guys enjoying...many more place still left in India every state has unique identity..enjoy your trip sir and most welcome in India.. 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Hello my friends, So lovely to see you in New Delhi in India which is the capital city of India. I feel happy when you visited those beautiful historical places in India. The foods are really nice and cheap and most things in India can be bought for cheap prices
25:01 ok that is sacreligious !!! You can't mix any bread naan, roti with rice 😂😂😂 Recommendations: Do visit Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh and the North-Eastern states these are the undiscovered gems of this country.
Lotus Temple - its a big hall where everyone can go and prey according to his/her belief.....Hindus, Muslims, Christians all can worship together as per their belief...
This has been one of your more informative vids for me and i love it. It took me a moment to process the term youngest religion because my mind is so used to new churches popping up every other day in Nairobi and it hit me those are under the Christian umbrella. I think I found a new hobby, understanding diff religions 😀. 30 dollars def gets you farther than in Nairobi. Also you guys haven't done a budget food challenge in a while, hope to see one soon. I'd love to see a market food challenge or something.
I am Leanne when crossing a busy road, find its narrowest point or where it splits and go go go. The Philippines def prepared you for crossing the roads in India.
That well and that tower was next level beautiful. I love how Daniel thinks about how it was like when it was built. I am the same way. I LOVE history.
You both are making places more beautiful and exciting. People like you are less in world who spread positivity and love. Elegant couple, wish you growing and happiness in life, keep making videos like these. Love from Pakistan
Me as an Indian looking at the video makes me laugh on seeing your reactions that we face everyday….No matter how developed a City is, Cows and monkeys rule the streets😂 honkings are the rhythm of Indian roads and side pathways are an unofficial place for shops Hope you guys had a nice trip here in India… wishing you a speedy recovery on those bee stings 🙏🏼🇮🇳
And the number of times they keep saying it’s chaotic, or it’s chaos in the various videos and through it all they still keep their cool and smiles is admirable. Also, most of the other TH-camrs only keep praising everything, so when the two show their struggle to get onto a train or walk through a crowd is a very honest reaction,
God bless you guys, you are such a great example for couples to follow! I love your energy dynamic and how kind you guys are! God bless you and protect you!
@thebuddymoon thanks to explore India's famous cities and some architectural building. Don't worried for subscriber bcz Indian people help out to gain more subscriber and followers.and Ur channel definitely reached 1 million subscribers very soon. You guys deserve a big thumbs up 👍
You will be amazed with architecture of temples like Belur and Halebidu (Karnataka)....Many many temples in Tamilnadu, Telangana and Andhrapradesh states
I am from Delhi. If you plan to visit delhi sometime again then do take a visit to lodhi gardens and Andhra bhavan for food. The step well is a bit similar to rani ki van in Gujarat. It is actually an inverted temple if you do more research about it. Have a nice stay in our country.
Guys try to visit Thanjavur temple and kanchipuram temple one of the best architecture you can see and the best time to visit these temple is evening it's beautiful with lights
Those tombs are called "Mausoleums". Due to grave robbers, if the person was of any significance, they don't keep the body in the Mausoleum, but in a more private safe location. I don't really know about this one, but that is quite common for anyone of importance in history. Great video you two, I"m so hooked as a new Sub! I love your South African accent, your funny South African references and your happy personalities! Thanks for bringing us along! 🙏😍
Qutub Minar is much older than 800 years. Qutub Minar was originlly Hindu structure. there are defaced idols of hindu deities. also the war scenes of Hindu epic Ramayana can be seen. carvings of deities, saints, human beings are completely prohibited in Islam. they could not even destroy the original Hindu temple properly. It is a Sun Observatory that has a 25 inch tilt to observe the Dhruva Star (Pole Star) built by King Vikramaditya in 5th Century A.D. On 21st June you can not see any type of shadow from the Minar falling because of that tilt...and around the Stambha (Pillar) there were 27 Hindu + Jain constellations temples. Qutub has 27 broken temple complex as well as 2000 year old VishnuStambh Iron Pillar - which has stood the test of time and not rusted at all.
@bishop rook Buddhist anything else.😂😂 you are just doing Comedy buddh was also hindu bro there is no religion like Buddhism. Buddhist never can built things like these. you guys don't have any proof just you are making your religion shameful by saying these thing. Even mediation is hindu thing which is done by Buddhist
I have been a loyal subscriber of your channel, "Leanne & Dan," since the early days when you had only 100 subscribers. I remember how you used to interact with your viewers, even taking the time to reply to my comments a couple of times. However, you don't seem to reply to comments as often anymore. I live in Ahmedabad City in the state of Gujarat, India, I would like to invite you to visit our city and perhaps organize a meet-up here.
Hey Nabil, sorry if we have missed some of your comments. It's not our intention.😊 Unfortunately, we won't be coming to Gujarat this time around, but hope sometime in the future 😊
As a citizen of India I never get a chance to explore my colorful and beautiful country because i live out, I feel nostalgic though. Hence after watching your fascinating video about India its gives me smile and emotional kind mix feelings. However, Thanks for bringing to us such a wonderful India trip. Lastly you guys are so humble and respectful towards others.
Greetings from Goa. I see all went to plan until the restaurant ... I did suspect you would go beyond the budget and so was the case :) how much time did you spend at Qutub Minar? Such places I love to spend worthwhile roughly five hours. There are much better stepwells elsewhere in India, like Rajasthan, in Jaipur (been to) and Jodhpur, and Gujarat too. But the one you guys saw in Delhi was pretty exquisite and lesser known, though I have head of. Need to go there next time, Lotus Mahal and Humayun's Tomb too. did you guys visit the Red Fort? The thing about me Delhi is mainly a transit point returning from the Himalayas in Himachal from exploratory trekking expeditions - the only time I do not travel solo, save for the time when we have that day to spare in Delhi when I do my own thing. Waiting for your Goa videos, but I suspect it would be all touristy. as a regular domestic or foreign tourist would. A traveler would go to Chandor - explore the heritage homes and sites in the erstwhile former capital of Goa, and then do some off beat travel to our lesser known Falls which are deep in our jungles and are more beautiful than a crowded and touristy Dudhsagar which is more accessible.
You don't have to mix Naan and Rice. Naan is to be used with vegetable side dish. You need to mix rice with daal (lentils) and in case you want it to make it spicy, then top the rice-daal mixture with vegetable side dish. The papad needs to be taken as a bite after one spoon of rice-daal serving.
Love to You both and All Indians .... from Pakistan. My Grand Father migrated from New Delhi to Lyallpur Pakistan . Our Parental Village is in Kamalganj Farrukhabad UP
You should try Rastrapati bhawan/Amrit udhyaan that is totally free of cost and you will love the vibe of that place but make sure you reach their in the month of February and March because it open for tourism only in thr month of February and March
last year South African youtuber Rhett and Claire visited India and asked for recommendation. I suggested them to visit Ladakh. they visited and loved it. India can be so beautiful if you skip this overrated Golden Triangle which is more of a golden trap.
If you guys liked these monuments build in around 16th century, pay a visit to Hampi in Karnataka, of the Vijayanagar empire which dates back to the 13th century and leave yourself amazed by all the stone carvings and ancient monuments, landmarks still standing their ground after all the invasive attacks. Cheers!
27 broken temples in Qutab Minar complex were dedicated to 27 Nakshatra ( star constellations ). Qutab Minar's original name is Vishnu Stumbh. You have to see it aerially above it to understand it. Did you check Iron Pillar there ? Iron pillar has not rusted despite more than a thousand years have passed by. Invading muslims have not constructed like this afterwards, which means that the whole complex was originally Hindu one. Check details of Rani ki vaav or other " Step wells " of Gujarat state. One is at Adalaj on outskirts of Ahmedabad, Gujarat.
Those structure that you were surprised to see was not a part of qutub minar, it was built by hindus and jains long before the qutub minar was constructed. It was unfortunately destroyed by an invader named qutub ud din aibak 800 years ago, when he attacked here.
She ate rice with naan and chicken tikka... it's amazing taste😂😂😂 Love you both of you...and welcome to India... visit again If you are non vegetarian i recommend to you must try for MORADABADI BIRYANI and moradabadi DAAL❤ (I'm vegetarian😂)
The cost disparity is because Locals are too many in numbers which gives enough revenue for the maintenance while foreigners were lesser which is increasing now so probably the price may get revised if needed.
These columns and other structures were actually Hindu and Jain temples that were destroyed there and the fallen material was reused to make this place. Only Kutub minar and few madrasa was originally made by them inspired from another similar tower from Afghanistan. There is also a 1600 yrs old iron pillar called vishnu stambh built by Gupta emperor Chandragupta Vikramaditya that u missed it is a metallurgical marvel, it can’t get rusted even after 1600 yrs.
you guys travelled north india i think you should also visit northeast india and south india u will see different sides of india and diversity in india as well
You people must visit illora Temple near Mumbai! That is 2000 years old temple, rock curved temple! Thats stunning rock art! You must visit next time! 🇮🇳❤️
Great video, guys. But here are some historic facts: The so-called "Qutub Minar" was not built in 1200s, but in 4th century CE. That means those pillars you touched at 3:29 are not 800 but 1600 years old! That whole site was originally a Hindu temple complex which was destroyed by Islamic invaders. As many as 27 temples were demolished and all the Islamic architecture and carvings you see there are superimposed on the ruins of those temples. In fact the "Qutub Minar" itself is not Qutub Minar but "Dhruv Stambh" (Polar Pillar).
That was a really dangerous crossing. In Connaught Place, you have to cross roads using "subways". There was a subway right where you crossed into the circle. Earlier they used to issue fines for jaywalking but I don't think they do that anymore.
There is one more place in North India that's city is kurukshetra. there is so many place you can explore more amazing historical places. And read online about Mahabharata you can increase your subscribers for sure. And love to see your videos 🙏
Qutub Minar was built on a Hindu temple...you can see Hindu deities inside the columns all those pillars are of ancient Vishnu Temple. North India has withstood and resisted against a lot of Foreign invasion hence South India has comparatively less destructed temples. The theory of Aryan/Dravidian which Britishers brought up is a lie to divide United India. The DNA of every human trace in Jambudvipa/Bharatha Varsh (includes modern day Afghanistan till Combodia) was my land and proud that we belonged to sanatan Dharma. Invaders looted and brought in differences exploiting our caste system which is merely understood correctly by them. Now Ramarajya is back with a Prime Minister like Narendra Modi.
Please visit Kailasa Temple at Ellora Caves in Maharashtra India. It's considered greatest architecture in history of mankind, because the way it was built seems unbelievable for even today’s time. The temple was built at least 1300 years ago. No stone or nothing was added they carved a mammoth Granite rock/mountain with intricate details. The Kailasa Temple is notable for its vertical excavation-carvers started at the top of the original rock and excavated downward. At least 400000 tonnes of stones have been removed in the process. About 7000 workers and their future generations worked for 135 years. One small mistake and you have to rebuild the whole temple because it's carved into the rock without adding anything, that too up to down.
It has secret underground tunnels believed to be leading to underground city which is even more mysterious and government have totally locked that down and no researchers are allowed to go inside. During the reign of Mughal emperor, Aurangzeb, the temple was ordered to be demolished along with other temples nationwide. For the task in 1682 he sent over 1000 labourers especially to destroy Kailasa Temple; they worked for over 3 years, but could barely manage to disfigure a few statues here and there. It's the solid granite rock that's made so hard to destroy. Despite of his repeated efforts to tear down Kailasa Temple, Aurangzeb did not found success. Finally he gave up on destroying this temple. This is the same person who has destroyed thousands of ancient temples in India but he could not destroy this one so you can understand the magnanimity of the temple. other than Kailasa Temple there are 99 other cave temples there (100 total) of which 34 are open for public viewing. whole temple complex known at Ellora Caves.
That scripture writing on wall was from Quran calligraphy, along with some Hindi holy scripture, it was really beautiful, it’s amazing it had been happening years and years back.
In Agarsan ki Bawli, I saw something that I saw, two Dark Orange eyes glowing in one of the locked places that I could not explain. Then, a chill ran down my spine as I think what I heard was Growling sound.
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That guy in suite who suggested the barrack restaurant is always present at that spot even if you come next time you can find him there😅 I have met him when I was crossing the road exact same place🤣 you guys are sooperb..keep it up🫡
You may visit the mountainous states of India like Himachal Pradesh, Sikkim, Uttarakhand, etc to avoid the summer heat of the plains in India.
When at Cannaught Place & you don't find zebra crossings, use the underground crossings!
@kartik is right, you use underground crossings. You can even see in the video that you are standing right next to one and another one across the steet. You can see the escalators going down in the background when you were crossing the road.
@@GauravKapoor1 they are safer coz the cars don't expect to slow down on one way streets with no zebra crossings
Oh my goodness!! I m quite impressed by the way you people are crossing roads in India.. being an Indian, I think I will take 4 times more time to cross those busy roads. Awesome series!!
u missed the iron pillar beside the qutub minar. That pillar is more 1600 years old. That pillar never gets rusts. It is metallurgical marvel.
If u really want to see the ancient infrastructure visit temples of South India. Its just unbelievably amazing.
Agree 👍
True. 🙌🤩
Being an indian from north i can approve that there are some really ancient temples 🛕 there
There were amazing temples in north india as well but after islamic invasion, muslim rulers destroyed it..
Before telling them to come here and there, India should think far, side, or for the long run.
Because most of the tourist places had the same situation of price difference.
Too difference between tickets with local and tourists.
Every tourist coming here is not rich, so the India tourism sector should have some balance charges.
India is growing face, so don't break that down.
If India needs tourists like him, then we should respect their budgets.
Do visit Manali, Goa, Rajasthan, Kerala and Kashmir. The best places to visit for the first timers. 👍
Thanks for the Advice😁 will definitely check them out😁
And also tamil nadu
It's good to see you guys enjoying...many more place still left in India every state has unique identity..enjoy your trip sir and most welcome in India.. 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Hello my friends, So lovely to see you in New Delhi in India which is the capital city of India. I feel happy when you visited those beautiful historical places in India. The foods are really nice and cheap and most things in India can be bought for cheap prices
25:01 ok that is sacreligious !!! You can't mix any bread naan, roti with rice 😂😂😂
Recommendations: Do visit Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh and the North-Eastern states these are the undiscovered gems of this country.
i was searching for this comment 😂
How u can eat roti with rice ?😅
Lotus Temple - its a big hall where everyone can go and prey according to his/her belief.....Hindus, Muslims, Christians all can worship together as per their belief...
@bishop rook So funny hahaha haha haha hahaha haha
@bishop rook Muslims do prey though
@bishoprook2616why so much hate towards Hindus ?
I think its not hindu temple i dunno
@@worthit5064 bro dont worry there are few people most of people dont care about religion
This has been one of your more informative vids for me and i love it.
It took me a moment to process the term youngest religion because my mind is so used to new churches popping up every other day in Nairobi and it hit me those are under the Christian umbrella. I think I found a new hobby, understanding diff religions 😀.
30 dollars def gets you farther than in Nairobi. Also you guys haven't done a budget food challenge in a while, hope to see one soon. I'd love to see a market food challenge or something.
I am Leanne when crossing a busy road, find its narrowest point or where it splits and go go go. The Philippines def prepared you for crossing the roads in India.
That well and that tower was next level beautiful. I love how Daniel thinks about how it was like when it was built. I am the same way. I LOVE history.
It's really cool to try picture yourself back in those times hehehe😆
Got a decent people to watch...made my day....
Thank uh so much guys ...keep visiting here
I LOVE INDIA I JUST BEEN THERE NOW I BOOKED A TRIP TO INDIA IN DECEMBER THE 6TH AND RETURN BACK TO UK IN FEBRUARY THE 29TH 🥰🥰🥰
Sounds amazing😁
You both are making places more beautiful and exciting. People like you are less in world who spread positivity and love. Elegant couple, wish you growing and happiness in life, keep making videos like these. Love from Pakistan
Thank you so much😁 such kind nice words.
No hard feelings bro but did you get some ata??? 🤣🤣
Me as an Indian looking at the video makes me laugh on seeing your reactions that we face everyday….No matter how developed a City is, Cows and monkeys rule the streets😂 honkings are the rhythm of Indian roads and side pathways are an unofficial place for shops
Hope you guys had a nice trip here in India… wishing you a speedy recovery on those bee stings 🙏🏼🇮🇳
and gangs of men roaming around staring.
And the number of times they keep saying it’s chaotic, or it’s chaos in the various videos and through it all they still keep their cool and smiles is admirable. Also, most of the other TH-camrs only keep praising everything, so when the two show their struggle to get onto a train or walk through a crowd is a very honest reaction,
Beautiful presentation glorious history of India .
God bless you guys, you are such a great example for couples to follow! I love your energy dynamic and how kind you guys are! God bless you and protect you!
Leanne has maximum confidence when crossing the roads. There are so many beautiful open spaces to enjoy.
@thebuddymoon thanks to explore India's famous cities and some architectural building. Don't worried for subscriber bcz Indian people help out to gain more subscriber and followers.and Ur channel definitely reached 1 million subscribers very soon.
You guys deserve a big thumbs up 👍
You will be amazed with architecture of temples like Belur and Halebidu (Karnataka)....Many many temples in Tamilnadu, Telangana and Andhrapradesh states
I am from Delhi. If you plan to visit delhi sometime again then do take a visit to lodhi gardens and Andhra bhavan for food.
The step well is a bit similar to rani ki van in Gujarat. It is actually an inverted temple if you do more research about it.
Have a nice stay in our country.
Guys try to visit Thanjavur temple and kanchipuram temple one of the best architecture you can see and the best time to visit these temple is evening it's beautiful with lights
No one can eat rice with roti 😂 in India but this lovely beauty couple don't know how to eat Indian food 😅
Her voice is so soothing, pleasent no intrest in videos but audio 😍😘
Love you guys, the presentation is awesome
Thank you 😊
just discovered you guys. love this girl’s positivity- she’s always smiling!
You guys are amazing
Lots of love 💕
This is a good video. Good job. You work well together.
Honestly I love your video so much.
Those tombs are called "Mausoleums". Due to grave robbers, if the person was of any significance, they don't keep the body in the Mausoleum, but in a more private safe location. I don't really know about this one, but that is quite common for anyone of importance in history. Great video you two, I"m so hooked as a new Sub! I love your South African accent, your funny South African references and your happy personalities! Thanks for bringing us along! 🙏😍
Lovely couple
Fabulous videos
Kudos❤
Qutub Minar is much older than 800 years. Qutub Minar was originlly Hindu structure. there are defaced idols of hindu deities. also the war scenes of Hindu epic Ramayana can be seen. carvings of deities, saints, human beings are completely prohibited in Islam. they could not even destroy the original Hindu temple properly.
It is a Sun Observatory that has a 25 inch tilt to observe the Dhruva Star (Pole Star) built by King Vikramaditya in 5th Century A.D. On 21st June you can not see any type of shadow from the Minar falling because of that tilt...and around the Stambha (Pillar) there were 27 Hindu + Jain constellations temples.
Qutub has 27 broken temple complex as well as 2000 year old VishnuStambh Iron Pillar - which has stood the test of time and not rusted at all.
@bishop rook Buddhist anything else.😂😂 you are just doing Comedy buddh was also hindu bro there is no religion like Buddhism. Buddhist never can built things like these.
you guys don't have any proof just you are making your religion shameful by saying these thing. Even mediation is hindu thing which is done by Buddhist
@bishop rook cap
@@shivakumar8263 what did he say? no comments are visible now, if people don't know how other religion grew out of Hinduism, that is very surprising.
If you guys like historical structures etc... You should visit Hampi in State of Karnataka
I have been a loyal subscriber of your channel, "Leanne & Dan," since the early days when you had only 100 subscribers. I remember how you used to interact with your viewers, even taking the time to reply to my comments a couple of times. However, you don't seem to reply to comments as often anymore. I live in Ahmedabad City in the state of Gujarat, India, I would like to invite you to visit our city and perhaps organize a meet-up here.
Hey Nabil, sorry if we have missed some of your comments. It's not our intention.😊 Unfortunately, we won't be coming to Gujarat this time around, but hope sometime in the future 😊
After Delhi, Visit South India and northeast India. You can see so many different cultures and ancient monuments.
Interesting, awesome and splendid ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
As a citizen of India I never get a chance to explore my colorful and beautiful country because i live out, I feel nostalgic though. Hence after watching your fascinating video about India its gives me smile and emotional kind mix feelings. However, Thanks for bringing to us such a wonderful India trip. Lastly you guys are so humble and respectful towards others.
Greetings from Goa. I see all went to plan until the restaurant ... I did suspect you would go beyond the budget and so was the case :) how much time did you spend at Qutub Minar? Such places I love to spend worthwhile roughly five hours. There are much better stepwells elsewhere in India, like Rajasthan, in Jaipur (been to) and Jodhpur, and Gujarat too. But the one you guys saw in Delhi was pretty exquisite and lesser known, though I have head of. Need to go there next time, Lotus Mahal and Humayun's Tomb too. did you guys visit the Red Fort? The thing about me Delhi is mainly a transit point returning from the Himalayas in Himachal from exploratory trekking expeditions - the only time I do not travel solo, save for the time when we have that day to spare in Delhi when I do my own thing. Waiting for your Goa videos, but I suspect it would be all touristy. as a regular domestic or foreign tourist would. A traveler would go to Chandor - explore the heritage homes and sites in the erstwhile former capital of Goa, and then do some off beat travel to our lesser known Falls which are deep in our jungles and are more beautiful than a crowded and touristy Dudhsagar which is more accessible.
Brother If you are in Delhi Please don’t miss to go AksharDham Temple. You should visit there. Excellent place
You don't have to mix Naan and Rice. Naan is to be used with vegetable side dish. You need to mix rice with daal (lentils) and in case you want it to make it spicy, then top the rice-daal mixture with vegetable side dish. The papad needs to be taken as a bite after one spoon of rice-daal serving.
Love to You both and All Indians .... from Pakistan. My Grand Father migrated from New Delhi to Lyallpur Pakistan . Our Parental Village is in Kamalganj Farrukhabad UP
Your videos are very nice
You should try Rastrapati bhawan/Amrit udhyaan that is totally free of cost and you will love the vibe of that place but make sure you reach their in the month of February and March because it open for tourism only in thr month of February and March
I love your Explanation about all the monuments it's is really awesome.
Thankyou for your video
One of the best vlog on delhi 🔥❤️
Oh really😲😲😲 thank you❤️
Loaded you two, greetings from U.K. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
last year South African youtuber Rhett and Claire visited India and asked for recommendation. I suggested them to visit Ladakh. they visited and loved it. India can be so beautiful if you skip this overrated Golden Triangle which is more of a golden trap.
The price for tourists being 15 times more is ridiculous .
@@shanemad1640 it is indeed
Visit Akshardham temple one of the most beautiful place in Delhi ❤
@bishop rook yes it is
Missed the Iron Pillar at Qutub Minar.
You both are looking good in this
If you guys liked these monuments build in around 16th century, pay a visit to Hampi in Karnataka, of the Vijayanagar empire which dates back to the 13th century and leave yourself amazed by all the stone carvings and ancient monuments, landmarks still standing their ground after all the invasive attacks. Cheers!
Qutub minar>hampi dampi
Do visit udaipur,maunt abu, jaipur (rajsthan). khajuraho, gwalior, panna national park,orcha (madhya pradesh)....
Why did you guys not visit India Gate and Humayun's Tomb?
27 broken temples in Qutab Minar complex were dedicated to 27 Nakshatra ( star constellations ). Qutab Minar's original name is Vishnu Stumbh. You have to see it aerially above it to understand it. Did you check Iron Pillar there ? Iron pillar has not rusted despite more than a thousand years have passed by.
Invading muslims have not constructed like this afterwards, which means that the whole complex was originally Hindu one.
Check details of Rani ki vaav or other " Step wells " of Gujarat state. One is at Adalaj on outskirts of Ahmedabad, Gujarat.
Those structure that you were surprised to see was not a part of qutub minar, it was built by hindus and jains long before the qutub minar was constructed. It was unfortunately destroyed by an invader named qutub ud din aibak 800 years ago, when he attacked here.
25:26 someone please tell them how to eat this food.
She ate rice with naan and chicken tikka... it's amazing taste😂😂😂
Love you both of you...and welcome to India... visit again
If you are non vegetarian i recommend to you must try for MORADABADI BIRYANI and moradabadi DAAL❤
(I'm vegetarian😂)
You are the both guys are very crazy you explore what is the reality appreciate both of you enjoy india tour
Thankyou
You missed iron pillar...that plce
The cost disparity is because Locals are too many in numbers which gives enough revenue for the maintenance while foreigners were lesser which is increasing now so probably the price may get revised if needed.
I am Indian your videos very good thanks coming India ❤❤❤
Brother,
You don't need to mix the rice and roti.
Both are seperate way to enjoy with side dishes.
Anyway, yoh guys love that. 👌👍🙏
These columns and other structures were actually Hindu and Jain temples that were destroyed there and the fallen material was reused to make this place. Only Kutub minar and few madrasa was originally made by them inspired from another similar tower from Afghanistan. There is also a 1600 yrs old iron pillar called vishnu stambh built by Gupta emperor Chandragupta Vikramaditya that u missed it is a metallurgical marvel, it can’t get rusted even after 1600 yrs.
Actually 800 year qutub minar got renovation. It is almost 2000 year old. The demolished structures arroud qutub minar are more than 2000 year old.
Love from patna,india
Injoy guys god bless you both take care 🇮🇳👍🙏
Welcome to india guys❤
you guys travelled north india i think you should also visit northeast india and south india u will see different sides of india and diversity in india as well
I hope uh enjoyed 🙂
These guys are literally the best couple vlogers out there right now💯. Love from lahore, Pakistan🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
Agree ! Only vlog in what I watch on youtube. I follow Daniel and Leanne everywhere.
Wow.... That you so much guys😁😁😁 we try our best to make good videos and it's so nice to hear that you enjoy them😁 so much love you guys❤️❤️
Pakistan is a home of all Islamic terrorist groups 😂
You people must visit illora Temple near Mumbai! That is 2000 years old temple, rock curved temple! Thats stunning rock art! You must visit next time! 🇮🇳❤️
Great video, guys. But here are some historic facts:
The so-called "Qutub Minar" was not built in 1200s, but in 4th century CE. That means those pillars you touched at 3:29 are not 800 but 1600 years old! That whole site was originally a Hindu temple complex which was destroyed by Islamic invaders. As many as 27 temples were demolished and all the Islamic architecture and carvings you see there are superimposed on the ruins of those temples. In fact the "Qutub Minar" itself is not Qutub Minar but "Dhruv Stambh" (Polar Pillar).
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For you info the wall you are touching at 5:19 in this videos where you guessing in which language it is carved? it is in Arabic language..
That was a really dangerous crossing. In Connaught Place, you have to cross roads using "subways". There was a subway right where you crossed into the circle. Earlier they used to issue fines for jaywalking but I don't think they do that anymore.
Try to visit Darjeeling and Kolkata. U will love Eastern India.
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Have you seen Iron pillar near Kutub minar. Which is around 2000 years old and still not rusted.
We haven't seen it. There are so many great things to see in Delhi that, unfortunately, we couldn't see everything.
@@thebuddymoon It was in the same compound of qutub minar. Just besides it.
Here it is
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@@yashovardhansah6382 and what about pillar in front of rashtrapati bhavan? Are they both different?
There is one more place in North India that's city is kurukshetra. there is so many place you can explore more amazing historical places. And read online about Mahabharata you can increase your subscribers for sure. And love to see your videos 🙏
Your presentation is very good
There was temple but mughal made that temple into Qutab minar.
Mughal 1200 me the hi nhi
Qutubbuddin aikaq tha usi ne bnaya h ye 😂
@@fahadkhatir2258 farak kya hai dono me dono lootere the
Wow, also didn't except that in India... cool find.
Qutub Minar was built on a Hindu temple...you can see Hindu deities inside the columns all those pillars are of ancient Vishnu Temple.
North India has withstood and resisted against a lot of Foreign invasion hence South India has comparatively less destructed temples.
The theory of Aryan/Dravidian which Britishers brought up is a lie to divide United India. The DNA of every human trace in Jambudvipa/Bharatha Varsh (includes modern day Afghanistan till Combodia) was my land and proud that we belonged to sanatan Dharma.
Invaders looted and brought in differences exploiting our caste system which is merely understood correctly by them.
Now Ramarajya is back with a Prime Minister like Narendra Modi.
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Please visit Kailasa Temple at Ellora Caves in Maharashtra India. It's considered greatest architecture in history of mankind, because the way it was built seems unbelievable for even today’s time. The temple was built at least 1300 years ago. No stone or nothing was added they carved a mammoth Granite rock/mountain with intricate details. The Kailasa Temple is notable for its vertical excavation-carvers started at the top of the original rock and excavated downward. At least 400000 tonnes of stones have been removed in the process. About 7000 workers and their future generations worked for 135 years. One small mistake and you have to rebuild the whole temple because it's carved into the rock without adding anything, that too up to down.
It has secret underground tunnels believed to be leading to underground city which is even more mysterious and government have totally locked that down and no researchers are allowed to go inside.
During the reign of Mughal emperor, Aurangzeb, the temple was ordered to be demolished along with other temples nationwide.
For the task in 1682 he sent over 1000 labourers especially to destroy Kailasa Temple; they worked for over 3 years, but could barely manage to disfigure a few statues here and there. It's the solid granite rock that's made so hard to destroy.
Despite of his repeated efforts to tear down Kailasa Temple, Aurangzeb did not found success. Finally he gave up on destroying this temple. This is the same person who has destroyed thousands of ancient temples in India but he could not destroy this one so you can understand the magnanimity of the temple.
other than Kailasa Temple there are 99 other cave temples there (100 total) of which 34 are open for public viewing. whole temple complex known at Ellora Caves.
@The Buddymoon Please do visit Hyderabad , must palce to visit in south India
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That scripture writing on wall was from Quran calligraphy, along with some Hindi holy scripture, it was really beautiful, it’s amazing it had been happening years and years back.
6:48 the gate behind was broken by a lighting back in 1368
Nice video! There was actually a subway to cross the road haha but its okay you did it India style 😂
Have to do as the locals do🤣
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konark temple and many more temples are older than Qutub Minar.Also visit them. Art work there is fabulous 👌
In Agarsan ki Bawli, I saw something that I saw, two Dark Orange eyes glowing in one of the locked places that I could not explain. Then, a chill ran down my spine as I think what I heard was Growling sound.
Hope you are safe
next time if you visit india try visiting RISHIKESH ,Himachal(kasol,kurfi) , Utharakhand , or Munnar in south
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Delhi, Rajasthan & Maharashtra are one of the best historic places to visit